Fantastic Flashbacks

Memories of the fantastic movies, TV shows, books and comics of my youth. Lots of clippings from my scrapbooks and articles from my magazine collection, as well as some vintage advertisements just for fun!

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Quark and Project U.F.O.

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I am posting this article because of the "Quark" material, the Star Trek/SF spoof by Buck Henry, but it also includes info about ...

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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Space:1999 article from Starlog #2

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From issue #2 of Starlog, from November 1976 when that awesome mag was in its infancy, comes this article on "Space:1999," looking...

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Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Batman OnStar Magazine Ad

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Below is an awesome painting of Batman that was an ad in a May 2000 magazine for the OnStar automobile emergency service. The suit is screen...

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Thursday, May 10, 2012

1991 "The Flash" Comics Scene article

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"The Flash" was, in my opinion, one of the better live-action superhero series to ever be on television. Much inspiration from the...

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Tuesday, May 1, 2012

1974 Battle For The Planet Of The Apes article

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Battle For The Planet Of The Apes was the last in the film series , and the lowest in quality, before the TV series began, which seemed to t...

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Monday, April 23, 2012

The Big Bang Theory Promo

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No, this entry is not about Sheldon's popular show; rather, it's a 1988 cable trade magazine dual ad for both the "War Of The W...

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Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Amazing Spider-Man #42

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Comics were the first thing I collected as a kid that I actually kept, and I still have each one I bought growing up. Sadly, not very many o...

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Frederick: Born in the late 50's, a kid in the 60's, a teen in the 70's, I'm "forever-fourteen." Monsters, spooky stuff, sci-fi and Star Trek captured my imagination as a youth and the memories made will never fade. The profile photo symbolizes the efforts of my stepdad to rid me of my "childish" interests, as he called them; at which, not being a man of strong imagination, he failed.

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